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Printable Logic Puzzles with Games and Puzzles

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Dash strategy games: players take turns crossing out one or two consecutive dashes in a line or circle; last to play wins
Whole-class whiteboard game with upside-down discussion hints
The L-game by Edward De Bono: rules for moving L-shaped pieces and neutral discs on a 4x4 board, with three example moves
Partner strategy game; students build their own board first
Number Tree puzzles: students place 1-5, then 1-21, in circles so each bottom number is the sum of the numbers above it
Addition logic challenge for early finishers or puzzle time
Towers of Hanoi: puzzle rules, the moves for 2 disks, and pseudocode with the 7 moves listed for solving 3 disks
Introduce recursion with a hands-on peg puzzle
Towers of Hanoi in Python: code and shell output for 7 discs needing 127 moves, plus a screenshot of an online version
Coding extension for students ready to program the puzzle
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Grade 3, 4, 5

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About This Product

This math worksheet fits into the That we know of yet series for Games and Puzzles.

This printable is all about turning ‘random’ experience into mathematical knowledge.

We can learn much from games and puzzles. Here are four such activities. Hints and comments are provided at the bottom of each page.

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1 PDF with 5 ready to print pages

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